Re: Message police

[D.BALE@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Rob,

Do you have an option to format your outgoing email?  Maybe something like
"plain-text"?

Just a guess.

Dan Bale
IT - AS/400
Handleman Company
248-362-4400  Ext. 4952

-------------------------- Original Message --------------------------

That's nice, but how do I fix the problem?


Rob Berendt
Group Dekko Services, LLC
Where some of our divisions are even higher quality manufacturers of wiring
harnesses and related equipment :-)  Running on BPCS405CD also.  On V4R5 of
OS/400.  Primarily in Northeast IN.





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rob@dekko.com writes:

> By the way, I now see the way my email spreads out reply to's into
multiple
>  lines.  I don't know why.

This is an easy one to explain.  I think.

e-mail handlers are like word processors.  They are not all identical
software processing stuff the same identical way, with reasonable
programming
standards.

I will send out perfectly sane sentences like these examples, but the width
of my text lines, depending on font I use, point size etc. will support a
different character count across the page.  Now instead of the text flowing
nicely across pages with whatever fits with wrap-around like I am
accustomed
to seeing on my word processor, instead we get something like this:

I will send out perfectly sane sentences like these examples, but
the width of my
text lines, depending on font I use, point size etc. will support a
different character
count across the page.  Now instead of the text flowing nicely
across pages with whatever fits with wrap-around like I am
accustomed to seeing on
my word processor, instead we get something like this:

and in some cases the new line control uses some characters that some other
e-mail software cannot exactly translate, so instead what I see is:

I will send out perfectly sane sentences like these examples,
but the width of my
=20= text lines, depending on font I use, point size etc. will support
a different =20=
character count across the page.  Now instead of the text flowing
nicely across
=20= pages with whatever fits with wrap-around like I am accustomed to
seeing on my =20= word processor, instead we get something like this:

I have not put as much crapola into the body of this example as what I
usually see, so as to explain the mechanics to you.

Alister William Macintyre
Computer Data Janitor etc. of BPCS 405 CD Rel-02 on 400 model 170 OS4 V4R3
(forerunner to IBM e-Server i-Series 400)  @ http://www.cen-elec.com
Central
Industries of Indiana--->Quality manufacturer of wire harnesses and
electrical sub-assemblies
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